Parasit's Guest House is a Little Gem in a mixed neighbourhood with small and large homes, a shopping mall close by, a Seven Up supermarket and with easy access to the centre of Bangkok. His guest house is down a small alley off the street and is designing in an eccentric and chic way, with industrial cupboards, weird and wonderful artefacts, many large plants and, even, singing birds. Breakfast is served on a large table with vintage finds on it, and, there is plenty of coffee and tea at all times. If you follow the map that Pakasit gives you, you can walk to the river side in about 12 minutes. You can then get a ferry across the river to pick up a tourist boat that will drop you off at all the major sights including the Palace and Wat Po. Also one block away is the sky train that you can take directly to Jim Thompsons' House. I picked J No 14 Guest House because of the design of it and No J 14 lived up to my expectations. I was very pleased with how well his manager looked after us.